That typically is investors.

Here are some typical ones:1. subject to my partners approval (your pet rat can be your partner)2. 120 inspection (we have world class inspectors...and they stay booked)3. subject to a 60 year mortgage at -0- interest If these aren't enough you can go to the "wholesaling" forums and find plenty of advice from frauds and scammers. 

Those operators won't do you any good and your property won't sell for more than it is worth on the open market. 100K-130K?

Once you have attracted one you would typically have a business plan and agreement already set with the PML before going to and auction.  

They're great to work with, operate nationwide, cover vacant and occupied properties, charge you month-to-month so you can cancel if you sell the property, also can cover ACV instead of rebuild value, which saves you a lot of money. 

I assume she typically charges 5% to sell.I wonder if its ok to ask her to count the buy side 3%towards her sell side commission.

We could examine crime maps and cost per square foot heat maps against typical rent if you would like to become more familiar with this market.Best investing,Donn  

That typically is investors.

I was going to bootstrap every dime into my real estate business, and I was going to put myself out of the picture as something of a liability in the operation.2013-2015: It took 2 years, but I completed all projects and towards the end I continued expanding the portfolio some more to 12 bldgs and 15 doors.I am often told that my projects often reflect myself in a very clear way: I had never been comfortable in assets or projects I wouldn't be willing to "eat my own cooking".

Somehow the topic switched from whatever we’d scheduled to mobile home and mobile home parks – my friend’s forte.He spent the next hour tutoring us on owning and operating mobile home parks.